A full lineup of the Memorial Day Weekend Activities Schedule

TOMS RIVER, N.J. (PRWEB) May 17, 2018

Surf & Stream Campground is excited to welcome back campers for the kick off of the 2018 camping season. The official start to the season begins on Friday, May 25th and campground staff has prepared a packed schedule for campers to enjoy throughout the holiday weekend. Read below for the complete Memorial Day Weekend lineup.

Guests arriving on Friday evening can relax at the campground’s weekly Drive-In Movie Night at 8:00 pm. The weekend continues with Kid’s Crafts at 11:00 am on Saturday, followed by the Annual Memorial Day Barbecue featuring entertainment from DJ Joe. On Sunday morning, campers are invited to attend a special Pancake Breakfast at 9:00 am where the fun will continue with Pony Rides at 11:30 am, a friendly game of Bingo at 4:00 pm, and DJ Joe will be back at 7:30 pm for the adult’s amusement as the young campers are treated to a hayride around the campground.

To view Surf & Stream Campground’s full calendar of events, visit their website at http://surfnstream.com/ or Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/SurfCampground/.

About Surf and Stream Campground
Surf & Stream Campground is a family-friendly RV park located near all of the most popular beaches at the Jersey Shore. The campground includes a full-size swimming pool, picnic area, activities for all ages, weekend events and more. For more information about Surf & Stream Campground, visit their website at http://www.surfnstream.com or call 732.349.8919.

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